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15 Health and Wellness Trends to Watch in 2026

By Tina Nguyen

Life Time experts share what’s on their radars in the next year.

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How to Make a Fitness Plan Based on Your Goals

By Andrew Heffernan

These five training templates can help match your routine to your goals, whether you’re embarking on a new exercise journey or building onto your existing practice.

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5 Steps to Make Healthy Habits Stick

By Nicole Radziszewski

Relying on motivation alone to reach your fitness goals often isn’t enough. Instead, learn how to leverage behaviors that work for you.

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With Gratitude

By Bahram Akradi

A message of gratitude to Life Time members and employees from Life Time’s founder and CEO.

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5 Things to Do First With Your New Life Time Membership

By Emily Ewen

To take advantage of all the offerings of your new Life Time membership, here are some easy first steps.

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PUMPING IRONY: Mitochondrial Magic?

By Craig Cox

Recent longevity research has featured ever more complex — and sometimes comical — approaches to cellular manipulation.

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4 One-Pot Recipes for Busy Weeknights

By Maddie Augustin

Try these low-fuss, high-protein recipes for an easy weeknight dinner.

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An 8-Week Eccentric Strength-Training Program

By Lauren Bedosky

Build a strong foundation with this strength program.

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Brian Mazza on the Power of Pushing Limits — and Finding Yourself

By Jamie Martin

The founder of High Performance Life Time shares how challenging your physical and emotional limits can open the door to self-discovery and growth.

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An 8-Week Walking and Standing Core Program

By Lauren Bedosky

Ease into fitness with this progressive, beginner-friendly routine.

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9 Tips to Overcome People-Pleasing

By Laine Bergeson

Giving up the people-pleasing habit takes time, but the rewards are myriad. Get started on the path to greater integrity and self-care with these strategies.

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